The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-28
GENERAL TRADE,
RREADSTuFRS.

O0RNMEAL-Standard, 50 3O92 IS; pgarl
SS2o@3 30; roller, 81 40, steady.
hAf-Choicee, from store, 75@S0c; car load
store, 70G75c; car load from levee or depot
VIZ oOgl3; prairie, from store, SOC; car LOAD
rom ieyee or depot, s..
BRANDON store, sic9sl; from lovse OF
,CORN-,From store, white. 500; mixed
4Sc; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, asa
IN SACKS, 49c; mixed, in bulk, 42e; In
0AfS-From storo, white, 4Oc; mixed. ~,
from levee OF depot, white, in bulk, 351Io; In
SACKS, 30 712c; mixed, in bulk, 3lo; in
FL0UR-From store, common, 80 25a3 so .
q 15g4 Is sxtra fancy, 81 1901 60; patents,
$@5 p; Qaet. ~
BEANs-Nayy, 81; medium, 81 90.
| 0AIMEAL-ln half barrels, 1903 Is from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 Is
HoGiNY AND GRITS-From store, $50
CRACKERS-Soda, extra, &c; soda, treble
30; assorted iumbes, 10c.
LIVERPOOL, June q Wheat and corn
in poor demand, Receipts-Wheat past
week from Atlantic ports, 1900 quarters:
other sources, 81 600 quarters; receipts OF
American, $500 quarters.
KANSAS CITY, MO-. June 27.-Whsat
asked; June, exc asked. Corn we weaker SSSla'
No. 2, june, 30c asked; July, 29Iac; Au-
gust, S01sc bid. 0sts--No. 2 each, 27jic;
June, &c; July, 1870.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. June 27.-FIour quist
and dull but unchanged. Wheat lower,
Increased receipts ciused decline Of "a
Nc early, but decrease in visible supplv
caused q reaction, an d the close was LGR5Sc
below Saturday; No. red, cash, 7415c;
SSc tMG JULY 7S7s ll22s7sC closing at
ssptsmSs4 cio. iiS; az 75 e. I SstS;
Der, 7611 t976ssSc, closing at 1916. Corn Ia
ar higher; cash, SSaSS1Sc; July, 3SEG
SSAc, clos5ng at 351fc; August, si14@S43Sc,
at S5sSc Oats quiet; cash, 2sI,c June, Sscs!
July, 24c; August, 2le. Rye quiet at Sc
Bran steady at $50. Hay higher; Timothy.
50 5O9H; prairie, 81 509ll; new, ell so eI2 50.
Cornmeal steady at ". Receipts-Flour, 1000
brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, sc, 200 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu; rye, none; barley, nObe. Shin.
ments-Flour, 5000 brls wheat, I0t bu; corn.
1900 bu; oats, IL 900 bu; rye, none; barley,
none.
Afternoon Board.-Wbeat strong and
hieher; July, .7Sc; August, T3]] &c September.
75Ac. Corn hi, her August, CSC September'
S5hc. Oats firm; July, 259Sc; August, 2ic.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2. Trading in the
wheat pit today was almost as quiet as SAL
urday, although there was moderate in |
weaker, and the. prices were lower, though |
prices held steady at the established decline.
Receipts are small mere and the shipments /
are large, causing p d reduction in the /
stock in store. The visible supply statement /
showed decrease of 1851 900 bu, and a still |
more rapid decrease is looked for in the i'm
mediate future. Millers in the interior.
whose stocks had all become very low. and |
who did not feel disposed to buy when what
was at such high hg0res, have bought auite
freely recently, and the effects OF this will |
be made visible in the supply of next week |
as we'll as thatjus past. July opened IA I
20 lower at 69j4 98y5Sc, declined TO 699695gc,
and after the announcement of tbs decrease
Of the visible supply reaete 3, closing at 607s,
The trading III com was also light again to-
day, the market ruling during most ofIthe
day, though toward the close there was more
doing, due chiefly to reports Of dry weather
The visible supply showed a decrease of |
$1,000. July opened at 35sE, sold down 10
3519G955s and closed At 363S9961{ the hest
figures Of the day. The speculative trading
in oats was active. Buying orders were quite
free, especially for the de erred futures.
not very favorable corn outlooEu
caused Increased buying, and made sellers
a little learce, July opened at 25o, and sold
up 10 26he and closed at 261kc The Tisible
supply OF grain 90 June 18th, as comniled |
BY the Secretary Of the Board OF Trade. was
as follows: Wheat, 8.620, O21 bu; deoreasa.
2, SCI $40 bu. Corn. 1855 49, bu; deerease'
2l5, lsS bu. Oats, 2, s9s, decrease, M, I65
bu. ave, 2S1 1872 bu; decrease, 776l bu, Bar-
ley, Isl. 40l; decrease, 1858 bu. Cash quota
tons we're a. follsws; Flour ruled quiet and
'teady. Prices we're without auotGble